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Posted on by MicrosoftLC

Someone provided me with the following scenario and question...does anyone have an answer by any chance please?

When an organization orders 100 BC-SaaS licenses (CSP) for a tenant which has 4 country environment in that tenant (e.g. 4 countries with each of them their BC localization per country)

  1. Has that organization then also based on dual use rights the option to deploy these licenses at a (temporary) onprem environment per country? (so cloud and onprem => dual use rights)
  2. If YES, so dual use rights are available with that purchase, how many users can then be assigned to each on prem installation?
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    MicrosoftLC on at
    RE: Business Central Questions

    This question was submitted by a Reseller, so after providing the following links along w/your response, I suggested he contact his Indirect Provider or MS sales.

    Thank you for confirming my understanding!

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    DAnny3211 9,272 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at
    RE: Business Central Questions

    hi

    Dual use rights allow a customer to deploy Microsoft software either in the cloud or on-premises. However, the exact terms and conditions can vary based on the specific licensing agreement between the customer and Microsoft.

    In this scenario, if the organization has purchased 100 BC-SaaS licenses for a tenant with 4 country environments, it is best to review the licensing agreement to determine if dual use rights are included and the terms and conditions for on-premises deployment.

    Assuming dual use rights are available, the number of users that can be assigned to each on-premises installation would depend on the specific terms of the licensing agreement. It is recommended to review the agreement or consult with a Microsoft licensing expert for more information.

    DAniele

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